Menu Plan October 3 - 16

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Here is my menu plan for the next two weeks. I am at a loss that I don't have any slow cooker meals planned, but as fall continues there will be.

Monday - Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup & Bread
Tuesday - Turkey Meatloaf & Potatoes (new recipe)
Wednesday - Chuckwagon Wraps & Salad
Thursday - Volleyball Game
Friday - Corn Casserole
Saturday noon - Shredded BBQ Chicken Sandwiches (new recipe)
Saturday supper - Tuna Noodle Casserole
Sunday noon - leftovers
Sunday supper - kid's choice

Monday - Indonesian Chicken with Green Beans & Rice (new recipe)
Tuesday - Volleyball Game
Wednesday - Baked Rigatoni
Thursday - Volleyball Game
Friday - Chicken Loaf & Rice
Saturday noon - Volleyball Tourney
Saturday supper - French Toast & Bacon
Sunday noon - leftovers
Sunday supper - kid's choice

I am trying new things. We needed to have one meal where the leftovers are going to get eaten. We have a little too much for me to eat for lunches during the week. I also thought I would give the kids a chance to choose and/or make a meal at least one night a week although my girls are very capable cooks. They could make almost every recipe listed.

For volleyball nights, Paige, Dane and I try to eat at home before we go to the game. We will usually have a sandwich, some fruit, and one other thing. It keeps the trips to the concession stand down to a minimum!

Thanks for reading and have a great day!

This menu plan has been linked to Menu Plan Monday over at the I'm An Organizing Junkie!

Comments

  1. AnonymousOctober 10, 2011 at 2:32 PM

    Indonesian Chicken with Green Beans & Rice (new recipe), Can you share this recipe?

    - Carol-Ann

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